What does Ego Boost Units mean?
Ego Boost Units means med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor?
med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor can be abbreviated as Ego Boost Units
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What does Ego Boost Units stand for? Ego Boost Units stands for "med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor". |
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What is the meaning of Ego Boost Units abbreviation? The meaning of Ego Boost Units abbreviation is "med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor". |
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What is Ego Boost Units abbreviation? One of the definitions of Ego Boost Units is "med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor". |
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What does Ego Boost Units mean? Ego Boost Units as abbreviation means "med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor". |
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What is shorthand of med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor? The most common shorthand of "med students/junior doctors that follow a doctor" is Ego Boost Units. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JDC - Junior Doctors Committee
- MIWAS - Myocyte Death, Inflammation, Wound Healing, Angiogenesis, Scaring (chronological order of events that follow a heart attack)
- MSFC - Med Students for Choice
- MSSL - Med Students Supporting Life
- EBU - Ego Boost Units - Med Students/junior Doctors That Follow A Doctor
- jda - Junior Doctors Association
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